Ashwith Basani

AI engineer and Solutions Architect. in pursuit of meaning to life. Building Sports tech. Pursuing research in Embodiment Intelligence.

[Ashwith Basani @BasaniAshwath]

Still reviewing your team's VODs in a spreadsheet?

ClutchRecon turns a Valorant VOD into event by event analysis, with the proof behind every number. Player tracking and team dashboards included.

Coaches: what's the one thing your spreadsheet can't show you? 👇

#Valorant #VCT

[Ashwith Basani @BasaniAshwath]

@zador_pataki @pesarlin @mapo1 This is very cool. Will definitely check it out and see if I can use it in my own work.

[The Founding Co. @thefoundingco_]

$100k debt, cleared in 3 years.
Built at DrinkPrime. Saw the industry accept mediocrity.
Left. Started Ralla.

Now building a product that’ll outlive him.
This is @manojreddyralla

[Ashwith Basani @BasaniAshwath]

@Coffeeprenuer @Redstringhire @Kaushik_0204 @AbhiramKotnur_1 @gandharvb_ @SudraKeval Can’t wait.

[The Founding Co. @thefoundingco_]

Announcing partnership with @swipebilling.
Billing and Invoicing, now part of the house.

[Niraj Munot @niraj_munot]

5 days ago, I asked if there was an application that could switch between coding CLIs while keeping the same conversation.

Couldn’t find one, so I built it.

Introducing Argo

One conversation. Many coding CLIs.

Switch between Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, Kiro, Command Code, Antigravity and Grok CLI without losing the conversation, project context or tools.

It is open source

[Manoj Reddy Ralla @manojreddyralla]

Japan is betting big on India's water infrastructure. 🇯🇵🇮🇳

That's not just news. That's validation.
The world's most water-efficient nation is investing where we're building — clean water, at scale, for India.

Clean Water. Pure Innovation. Building boldly.

[Ashwith Basani @BasaniAshwath]

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[Ashwith Basani @BasaniAshwath]

Google DeepMind announced one robotics release this week. Read past the headline and it's four separate businesses wearing one name: a model driving an entire humanoid body for the first time, a planner coordinating more than one robot at once, an offline version that learns a new robot body in hours, and a safety test that checks the other three before they act.

Each of those sits in a different slice of the technology stack, and none of them belongs to just one industry, which is exactly the skill this field rewards: knowing which slice, which industry.

The full article's in the reply below this post, it maps out exactly how companies like Komatsu, Figure, and two dozen others actually divide, layer by layer, domain by domain.

Try it on a company you know: what's holding it back, capital, certification, or supply chain? Reply with your guess. The actual argument, worked through properly with the numbers, is in the reply below this post.

[Ashwith Basani @BasaniAshwath]

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[Ashwith Basani @BasaniAshwath]

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[Ashwith Basani @BasaniAshwath]

Three costs of modern day robotics. https://t.co/Buy5uC9Vbx

[Ashwith Basani @BasaniAshwath]

A driverless mining truck has hauled billions of tons of rock for years, quietly profitable. A humanoid robot that costs far more still can't say what it costs to finish one task.

Here's one reason why. Get a single action right 95% of the time, which sounds pretty good. String a hundred of them together, the kind of sequence in something as basic as unloading a dishwasher, reach, grasp, lift, place, again and again, and the odds of the whole job going right fall to about 1 in 170. To actually pull it off nine times out of ten, every single action needs to succeed something like 99.9% of the time. Almost nothing in robotics is measured against that number today.

That's one of three costs that show up the moment a machine has to act in the real world instead of on a screen. Wrote up the other two, with the numbers and the sources, in the article below.

[Ashwith Basani @BasaniAshwath]

Three costs of modern day robotics. https://t.co/Buy5uC9Vbx

[The Founding Co. @thefoundingco_]

Meet Vivek,

Started earning at 10.
Quit a ₹50 LPA career.
Lost $45K on his first startup.

The kind of founder story that doesn’t get told enough. Find AI that turns caterer enquiries into booked events with Ziti.

@RajalingamVivek

[Vivek Rajalingam @RajalingamVivek]

The conversations are getting more meaningful.

[Niraj Munot @niraj_munot]

Introducing Ask Volrix

Tag @AskVolrix on any X post about a trading idea, strategy rule, or market hypothesis, and receive an insightful, quantitative analysis directly on X.

Powered by @VolrixAI MCP.

Currently in beta

[The Founding Co. @thefoundingco_]

Meet the founders.

Different backgrounds. Different industries. One shared obsession: building.

Over the next 90 days, you'll see the wins, the stories, the setbacks, and everything in between.

Introducing the founders at The Founding Co. Cohort #1.

[Ashwith Basani @BasaniAshwath]

@techniahqrobot The temporal segmentation with respective annotations are good. But for such specific tasks, shouldn’t 4d reconstruction and eliminating the camera jerk would be the biggest unlock right?

[Prithvi Reddy Devireddy @prithvireddy_dr]

just realised hyderabad has only 2 unicorns...
darwain box & skyroot.

what a shame for a city with so many tech gaints and gccs since late 1990s.

decent urban infra, and so damn big native talent pool that migrates to blr, texas and sf to build from there.

blr has 50+, mum 30+, ncr 30+, even chennai, pune has more unicorns than hyd 🤦‍♂️

[Prithvi Reddy Devireddy @prithvireddy_dr]

looking for a venue in mumbai for hosting a hackathon with 100-120 workstations. date - 1 aug, 10 am to 8 pm.

any leads or contacts will be of great help. can payback the favour with a lunch at taj mahal palace, mumbai.

please share to and mention people who can help.